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results. 50% for scott walker. he s on the left of your screen. 50% for tom barrett, the democrat, the mayor of milwaukee. he s on the right. scott walker is the incumbent republican governor. this is a race to recall him, to remove him from office. based on the exit polls that we ve been conducting throughout the day. right now the exit polls show it s 50% for walker, 50% for barrett. doesn t get much closer than this. obviously we are in no prediction to make a projection of the winner in this race. also by the way for the lieutenant governor race, the lieutenant governor rebecca clayfish. she is also being there s a recall election for her. and mitchell, the democratic challenger. 50/50 in that race as well. based on the polls we re getting. john king is at the magic wall. john, it s suggested we re going to be working a long night tonight if it s as close as the exit polls suggest. let s take a deeper look at more exit poll questions. let s look deeper see if we ....
states. he says he s staying in. now the questions are can santorum find a path to challenge romney? it would be easier if gingrich gets out. the math, the rules, the history. everything tells you it s still romney over the long hall into may and june. but you know what? our politics have been outside the rules. we elected our first african-american president. the tea party movement came out of nowhere. so let s watch. santorum s going to puerto rico. then we have a big primary in illinois. back to the midwest where if you look at the demographics, should be a romney state. puerto rico is this coming sunday. huge. and then illinois is a week from now on tuesday. i think i need to go to cover it. in fairness to mitt romney, he s still away head in the delegate count. he s got more than all of the other candidates combined so far. and this isn t the way they wanted it to be right now. if they do go across the finish line, they re going to crawl across the fini ....
alabama and hopefully the folks in mississippi did we did? i guess. how happy is he? how happy is his family? back with us right now, our expert cnn team. john, this is a very significant night for rick santorum. just when so many of the so-called experts were saying romney had it all but done, not is fast. could romney lock it up or another revival for newt gingrich. he loses in the two south states. he says he s staying in. now the questions are can santorum find a path to challenge romney? it would be easier if gingrich gets out. the math, the rules, the history. everything tells you it s still romney over the long hall into may and june. but you know what? our politics have been outside the rules. we elected our first african-american president. the tea party movement came out of nowhere. so let s watch. santorum s going to puerto rico. then we have a big primary in illinois. back to the midwest where if you look at the demographics, should be a romney state. ....
Difference. four years ago, those 17 to 29 were 11% of the electorate. this year they re 15%. guess who they re working for? ron paul, santorum. this is interesting about ron paul s base, among those moderate or liberal they re voting for ron paul. he s the winner there. among conservatives they re voting for rick santorum buncht among evangelicals according to the entrance poll ron paul was winning among evangelicals. but they re also split. a lot of the independents are the moderate and liberal coming into the republican party. dana loesch from big journalism.com. what do you see? i ve been looking at the top three and looking at some of the numbers coming in for ron paul. i m genuinely shocked just as the sheer number of independents. also that 43% number that s defining themselves as moderate ....
the united states supreme court. i will have the type of individuals working, the philosophy that we share, to go into those agencies that are overregulating us, that are killing jobs, that will pull back all those regulations since the 08 and have them audited. if they re killing jobs, they re out of here. we need a president of the united states that not only respects that constitution but looks down at the bill of rights and gets down to number ten where we talk about the powers delegated to the united states by the constitution or or reserved for the states respectively or to the people. and basically says that that federal government was created by the states to be an agent for states, not the other way around. let s work together to get our country back. you have my backing in this caucus. and i promise you one thing. for the next four years, i will have your back in washington, d.c. god bless you, god bless iowa. we ll continue to be the greatest country in the ....